The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-06-17
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THE New York Grand Lodge of Masons
On the 9th forfeited the warrant of
Prudence Lodge, which recently admitted
to membership Jere Dunn, Tom Gould and
six other disreputables. Members of
Prudence Lodge who now desire to affiliate
with the fraternity must first establish
their Masonic purity and worthiness.
THE Legislature of New Hampshire on
the 9th elected A. B. Thompson of Con-
cord, Secretary of State; Scion A. Carter,
of Concord, State Treasurer, and John B.
Clark of Manchester, State Printer.
THERE were 2.72S immigrants landed at
Castle Garden, New York, on the 10th.
In the test case of the New York ho-
tel-keepers Judge Lawrence held on the
10th that the serving of wines with meals
on Sunday was in violation of the Excise
law.
THE weekly business review issued by
New York commercial agency on the
10th showed an improvement both in crop
reports and the financial situation, and
said that but for the labor troubles and ex-
cessive speculation the outlook would be
entirely satisfactory.
THE main office of the Yves ern Union
Telegraph Company in Pitts burgh was de-
stroyed by fire early on the morning of the
10Th, causing loss OF 500, 000
A WEALTHY real tate dealer of New
York, named Thomas b. McManus, mystic
riously disappeared OH the 18th with some
$40, 000
THE Methodists of New York City intro
duced new feature on the 18th in the
commencing of an indoor camp-meeting at
the Jane Street Church. Meals would be
served during its continuance.
The New York Press Club monument
erected in Cypress Hill Cemetery was
formally dedicated on the 18th. Chauncey
M. Depew and Dewitt G. Talmage made the
addresses.
Or the three thousand emigrants landed
at Castle Garden, New York, on the 18th
sixteen were penniless Greeks from Syria
THE Havemeyer sugar refinery at Green
Point, L. T., was burned on the 18th caus-
ing loss of about 81, 10000.
On the 18th the great strike of the coke
workers in Pennsylvania ended in a VIC
tory for the men, and operations IN all
works would be resumed at once.
BISHOP STEVENS, of the Episcopal do
cese of Pennsylvania, expired at Phila.
delphia on the 18th, aged seventy-two
years.
MRS. ANNA GRIFFITH, of Philadelphia,
WAlA6 lHSdH6 Un Ju0 l3Lu murdered n6r Ter
year-old daughter and then cut her own
throat.
Elk SECRETARY MANNING returned to New
York on the 18th from Europe in greatly
improved health.
THE Military Academy at West Point
graduated sixty-four cadets on the 11th
JAMES N. BUFFUM, one of the last of the
band of abolitionists led by Garrison and
Phillips, expired at his home in Lynn,
Mass, on the 18TH aged eighty years.
JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, ex-United States
Minister to China, was elected president
of the Anti Poverty Society (the Henry
George-Dr. McGlynn party at Philadel-
phia on the 18th.
THE Indian training school at Carlisle,
Pa, ON the 18th sent seventy three pupils
West, nearly all of whom had completed
their course at the school.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 18th Stephen
Poole (coiored) shot his wife fatally at
their home and then committed suicide.
JOHN KELLEY, inventor of the Kelley
motor, issued circular on the 18th calling
the attention of Philadelphians to the fact
that he was adjusting his machine, and that
its completion would be the work of very
short time.
On the New York coffee market panic
occurred on the 18th, causing the failure of
B. G. Arnold & Co. for 8, 900, 600, Mackay
Il Small for $500, 900, and mum Der of other
firms.